@Fundaah,
Pole bro/sis...we are in the same boat .
So,what's the alternative?

The secret is not to buy on emotions. And don't invest what you can't afford to lose (an oxymoron because only the rich can't, but what it means is that don't invest what you can't afford to lose in the short-term).
In other words, buy when nobody is interested in buying e.g. last yr.

@ fund-aah
Yesterday is not today and today is not tomorrow for each day rises fresh from the hands of God bringing forth whatsoever it will.And again to want more is to be confused and great expectations make frustrated men.

More fool you. unlike most of the developed markets, politics in Kenya is business and business is politics.
Utasomeka mpaka unjue hivyo.

Expect a lot of volatility between now and July as the politicians haggle over the constitution. Think long term and think of fundamentals. If you look at the NSE index over 5-10 years we are in a classic "wall of worries" when the market is looking for new direction.
i think the trajectory looks up. Look at India in in the late 1990's when they had a coalition government(BJP party) that was always fighting but they sorted that country's infrastructure and business climate. Or South Africa in 1993-1994. Long term the prospects look good.